Strengthening the Implementation of Pancasila Values in Life of Nation and State Private Living in Indonesia’s Legal System

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10.2991/aebmr.k.200513.074How to use a DOI?

Keywords

affirming, the value of Pancasila, legal system

Abstract

Pancasila as an ideology and the basis of the Unitary State of the Republic of Indonesia, is a political choice of funding fathers in the midst of the choice of a religious or secular state in general. Aside from being an ideology and the foundation of the State, Pancasila is also the source of all sources of law in Indonesia. The purpose of the law is based on and originates from Pancasila, which is to embody human rights, which is to protect people passively or actively. Passively by preventing arbitrary actions from the emergence of legal products that are contrary to Pancasila and actively by creating humane social conditions that enable the social process to take place naturally so that every human being has the broadest and equal opportunity to develop all his full human potential with mutual respect for fellow children of the natio. But the fact is that in the life of society, nation and state after reforms many SARA groups (tribes, religions, races, groups) are free and even religion is used as a tool for certain political goals and more radical. One of the causes of the emergence of radicalism was after the P4 upgrading program was revoked so that the arrangements to ground the Pancasila praxis values in the legal system became empty. For this reason the need for stronger arrangements to ground the values of the Pancasila praxis in the reform era in welcoming and preparing for milneal generations.

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